We make it easier to build more homes for Idahoans.
We do this by supporting cities as they grow, building local coalitions, and elevating nonpartisan housing solutions.
Active Board Match: Every dollar doubled
Help us build our
Housing Action Fund
Through Idaho Gives (May 4-7), we're raising $12,000 for our Housing Action Fund. That number represents the 12,000 homes that could be built every year if outdated policies were updated and communities said yes to more home choices.
Early giving open now.
Advocate
For more homes across Idaho, including ADUs, duplexes, and starter homes, by engaging decision-makers, shaping policy proposals, and countering opposition with facts and stories.
Educate
Our state about the benefits of new housing a using storytelling, earned media, public engagement, and targeted campaigns.
Organize
With partners across Idaho who understand that housing affects every part of life and provide opportunities to turn care into action.
Convene
Bring Idaho’s housing community together by connecting businesses, nonprofits, and policymakers, sharing knowledge, highlighting opportunities, and creating space for collaboration.
Advocate
For more homes across Idaho, including ADUs, duplexes, and starter homes, by engaging decision-makers, shaping policy proposals, and countering opposition with facts and stories.
Educate
Our state about the benefits of new housing and density using storytelling, earned media, public forums, and targeted campaigns that highlight the people behind the policies.
Organize
With partners across Idaho who understand that housing affects every part of life and provide opportunities to turn care into action.
Convene
Bring Idaho’s housing community together by connecting developers, builders, lenders, nonprofits, and policymakers, sharing knowledge, highlighting opportunities, and creating space for collaboration and solutions.
Everyone in Idaho is talking about housing
...and yet, we continue to see housing costs increase. As Idaho's first and only pro-housing advocacy group, we believe this is fixable through policy change.
Our communities can grow without losing what makes them special. Working families can live near jobs, schools, and daily needs; Idaho seniors and young families can stay; and our state can grow in a way that preserves our farmland, open space, and quality of life.